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Day Two Operations Guide—Dell Integrated System for Microsoft Azure Stack Hub
Notes, cautions, and warnings Copyright Executive summary Getting Started After Deployment Monitoring Azure Stack Hub overview Backup and Restore Options Patches and Updates Credential Management
Credential Management
Switch credentials
HLH and MGMT VM operation system credentials
OpenManage Network Manager credentials
OpenManage Enterprise credentials
Secure Connect Gateway credentials
iDRAC credentials
Azure Stack Hub credentials
Stopping and Starting Azure Stack Hub Support for Azure Stack Hub Resources Document revision history

OpenManage Network Manager credentials

OpenManage Network Manager credentials

  • Prerequisite

    Before running the procedure:

    • Use Remote Desktop to connect to the MGMT VM.
    • Ensure that you have the new credentials for the account or accounts.

    Updating Secure File Transfer Protocol Sensor file server authentication settings

    If the account that runs the OpenSSH File Service for OpenManage Network Manager is changed, you must do the following procedure.

    Note: If you are unsure what account is being used, follow the procedure and stop if the user account does not match the account that is modified.

    To update the authentication settings:

    1. In a web browser, log in to https://<MGMTVM_IP>:8443/.
    2. Select Configuration Management.
    3. Under File Servers, select External.


    4. To open the Editing External File Server: OpenSSH window, right-click the AzS-FTP file server, and then select Edit.
    5. Go to Authentication Settings.
    6. Confirm that the login is the account that you modified.
    7. In Password, enter the new password that was set for the account.
    8. Click Test and confirm that the update is successful:


    9. Click Save.

    Updating web user account credentials

    To change the OpenManage Network Manager web user credentials:

    1. In a web browser, log in to https://<MGMTVM_IP>:8443/.
    2. From the menu, choose Go to > Control Panel from the list.


    3. From the menu, select Users and Organizations.
    4. Select the user, for example, Administrator.
    5. From the User Information menu, select Password.
    6. Under Password, enter the password in New Password and Enter Again.


    7. From the menu, click Save.
    8. After the window reloads (it takes a few seconds), from the menu, click Sign Out.
    9. From the login window, enter Screen Name and Password for the modified account.

    Updating SSH authentication profile

    If the switch credentials have been modified, you must update the SSH authentication profile in OpenManage Network Manager.

    To update the SSH authentication profile:

    1. In a web browser, log in to https://<MGMTVM_IP>:8443/.
    2. Select the Settings tab.
    3. Under Authentications, find AzureStack Switch SSHv2.


    4. To open the Editing Authentication window, right-click AzureStack Switch SSHv2 and select Edit.
    5. Under General > General Authentication Parameters, enter the new credentials that are configured on the switches in User Password and Enable Password.


    6. Click Save.
    7. From the navigation menu, select the Resources tab.
    8. For each switch listed under Managed Resources, right-click the switch, choose Direct Access, and then choose Terminal from the list.


    9. Confirm that the terminal launches and is logged in.

    Updating SNMP authentication profile

    If the switch SNMP credentials have been modified, you must update the SNMP authentication profile in OpenManage Network Manager.

    To update the SNMP authentication profile:

    1. In a web browser, log in to https://<MGMTVM_IP>:8443/.
    2. Select the Settings tab.
    3. Under Authentications, find AzureStack Switch SNMPv3.


    4. To open the Editing Authentication window, right-click AzureStack Switch SNMPv3 and select Edit.
    5. Under General > General Authentication Parameters, enter the new credentials that are configured on the switches in User Password and Enable Password:


    6. Click Save.
    7. From the navigation menu, select the Resources tab.
    8. For each switch listed under Managed Resources, right-click the switch, choose Resync from the list.


    9. Click My Alert/Action History, and then click the magnifying glass icon for the resync job.


    10. Wait a few minutes for the resync job to run, and then confirm that it has a Success status.